New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-06

Nicollet County has paid out $1,000
for gopher scalps.
Mrs. Chas. Kendall and children are
visiting in Dakota.
The City Band of this place furnished
the music at Morton July 4th.
Ottoman Setter and A. Eyer were
married at ST. Paul Sunday.
Chas. L. Roos has the largest and
best assorted stock of fire works in the
city.
Did you celebrate the fourth? And
how do you feel about it?
About forty members of Company A
will attend the encampment at Manka-
to. They leave this morning.
While preparing for the twenty-ffth
anniversary do not forget that the sew
enreenth annual fair of the Brown Co.
agricultural society will be held in this
city September 10, 20 and q.
= Nineteen licenses were issued to par
ties here permitting them to retail IL
quors. This has added $7521.15 to the
city treasury and we may look for a
reasonable reduction in taxes for next
year.
b.
The Depot at Heron Lake burnt Sun
day morning June 10Th. Two sacks of
mail were destroyed, and nothing in
the depot could be saved.
In the list of promotions in the post
Office department We notice the name
of Edward j. Collins, who was promot.
ed from a $1,000 to 81, 200 position.
Mr. A. Schmidt, of Cincinnati, father
of Mrs. Chas. Silversen, arrived here
Saturday. He came up to see wha1
kind of a town New Ulm is and how his
children were getting along,
Miss Jennie Hanseome, daughter of
Judge Hanscome, was visiting here last
week. Miss Hanscome has been teach
ing in town Lafayette for seven conse-
cutive terms.
Rudolph Massapust has sold his prop.
erty opposite the central school house
= to R. c. Anderson, engineer at the En-
pire Mill Co., last Saturday, considera-
ton $500.
A Redwood Falls special dated July
2. says:Burglars attempted to blow open
thepost office safe last night, but were
unable to strike the lock. The safe
contained about $500.
Peuser Bros. cigar manufacturers,
have dissolved partnership. Mr.. John
Peuser has employed Mr.. Smith, New
Ulm cigar maker, and will continue to
give his good satisfaction. TRACY
j, TRUMPET. Mr.. Frank Peuser has en-.
tered the employ of Mr.. Jos. Schmuck-
er of this place.
The fire department was called to the
northern end of town Saturday after.
noon. When they arrived there they
found dwelling house, owned by the
widow S. Kneiss, burned down to the
ground. The house was valued at
$1,000. Insured for $500.
At their semi-annual election, held
Saturday, the Turnverein elected the
following officers. President, VIM.
Pfaender, V1ce-Pres't. F. Burg sr.,
Rec. Sec'y VIM. E. Koch, Corr. Sec'y
VIM. Koch, Treasurer G. A. Hagberg,
First Turnwart E. Hers, Second Turn
wart H. Schleuder, Board of Managers
E. Heers, VIM. Gebser and G. Schmidt.
The following pupils Of the public
schools attended school 200 days or
more during the past year, in which
there were 2O3 schooldays: Emma Ko-
barsch, Meta Schleuder, Rudolph Kies.
ling, Albert Oswald, George Oswald,
Augusta Quense, Minna Burmeister, Car
RE Nun, Lima Nun, Max Eyer, Hermann
Iaabe, Otto Wicherski. John Toberer,
Title Schuetz, Rosa Flor, Max Hanft,
FrankHanft, George Doehne, Otto Schu-
macher.
The rumor has gained currency that
the Northwestern company will build a
limo on the sOnth side of the Minnesota
river from Mankato to New Ulm and
make it part Of the through line Of the
Winona and St. Peter. The subject is
being considered at the instance Of
Mankato, whose citizens, or at least a
number Of them, who are responsible.
have guaranteed bonus of $4,000.
The offer is said to be made with the
understanding that the car shops now